Question re: biwired cables but single pair of binding posts (1 Viewer)

[Joe Wong]

Hi all,
When I pre-ordered my center speaker online, I was told it was biwirable (2 pairs of binding posts). So I bought a single Bettercables speaker cable, with the biwired configuration (2 terminated spades for the amplifier end, and 4 on the speaker end), before I received my center speaker. Now that I have the center, I find out it has only a single pair of binding posts.
Can I still connect both positive terminations to the single positive binding post on the speaker end, and the same for the negative terminations? Since it's the same signal coming through, I don't think there should be any problems, right?
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks!
Regards,
Joe
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[Eugene Hsieh]

Yes you can do that, no problem. It will of course make no difference whatsoever though (regardless of whether you had one or two sets of binding posts).
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[JohanK]

All you'd be doing is increasing the effective gauge of the wire so there is no problem doing what you ask.
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